Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-08-05
A sure road to iortunSl to save your
money by buying any thing you need at ].
Taskuleks Bargain store.


money by buying any thing you need at ]
Jaskuleks Bargain store.
B. B. Brockway came down TO Roseburg
from the front this week where he has beer
employed for some time.
Read the ad. Of the Looking Glass grist
mill in this issue, and when you want good
-four patronize that mill.
Just received ten cases Boots from eastern
factory direct and offered at Bedrock prices
for cash at II. C. Stanton's.
Work on the new school house is pro.
crossing finely. The excavation is done and
the foundation is being laid.
Mrs. w. S. Humphrey will leave to night
for Astoria on a visit to friends. She will also
visit in Salem ere she returns
VIM. Bond has ianed as baggage master
on the o. & c. r. X. and accepted position
with the 0. K. & n. at Portland.
Our Sheriff, B. C. Agee, returned from a
business trip to Coos county last Saturday,
having been absent over week.
The A. o. U. W. now hold their regular
meetings in the old Masonic hall the second
and fourth Mondays in each month.
The roads are very dusty, and little rain
would not be bad thing 10 settle the dust
and clear the atmosphere Of smoke,
An attempt was made to burn the hotel at
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covered in time TO save the building.
| Work on the new Baptist church i'll this
city was begun yesterday the dimensions of
which are 6Sx,,6 feet and 20 feet high.
w. S. Humphrey went to the mineral
| springs near Ashland last week for the benc-
fit of his health and returned yesterday.
Remember the Prohibition club meets Mon
day evening. An address by Prof. Il. A.
Booth, Of Drain, will be the leading attraction.
Miss Mary Chadwick returned to Salem
Saturday night A very pleasant party was
given in her honor that evening by Miss Aggie
Hermann.
We picked a handful of wild Strawberries
in Bandon at the foot of Gibralter rock the
2lst day of July. That is pretty late for wild
Strawberries in Oregon.
Col. II, E. Shields, who was in this city
several days, left Saturday night for his future
home at Seattle. Mrs. Shields will visit
friends in Roscburg for some time yet.
Owing 10 the fact that the editor in chlcl is
in Salem and very busy this week an account
OF our trip to Bar don will not appear until
neAt week.
Work is progressing rapidly on The South
Umpqua bridge at Winstons. This, when
completed, will be IN excellent and much
needed structure
We all like 10 save money. This our
readers can undoubtedly accomplish by writ
ing the Beethoven Piano-O Organ Co., o.
Washington, N. ].
The Junior band gave an open air concert
on the street last Saturday evening which was
listened to by a large number of our citizens
who enjoy hearing the boys play.
Considerable improvement is being made
upon the track of the o. s, c. r. r. all along
the line. There is no question but that the
Southern Pacific Co. mean business.
We saw our postmaster trying to break
horse to drive to his delivery wagon the other
day, but the horse got tired and laid down
Wonder how Will likes to break horsesP
The new tug Resolute, the hull OF which
has just been completed for Oregon Develop
ment Co. was launched at Mill last week
About 500 people witnessed the launching.
]. G. Mansfield representing the S. F.
Evening Bulletin was in Roseburg this week
and gave THE REVIEW a call. He is travel
ing through Oregon writing up the country.
The woods in the canyon above Lairds,
have been on fire for two or three weeks and
trees have been falling accross the road almost
daily. The fire is almost out now however.
| Quincy Grubbe died at Wilbur Thursday
morning at S o'clock. Funeral will be held
at that place Sunday morning at II O'Clock
We will glye a more extended notice next
week.
! No matter how poor mans memory may
be, he will always remember good treatment,
and that is why so many people remember J.
Jaskulek's Bargain store when they are buying
goods.
We were informed that Johnny Price for
merly OF Oak Creek in this county, but now
in Washington territory was married not long
since. We wish him abundant happiness and
success in life.
Moore's Hair Invigorator may be found or
sale at A. c. Marsters & Co. No ladies toile
is complete without it. 1t is excellent for The
face and chapped hands. Sample bottles free
call and try it. SAG
J.. &. Robson who was sent to the penitcn
tiary from Clatsop county for lie ior killing
7. w. Robb in 1857 was released this weel
on account Of failing health, on condition tha
he leave the state.
Hon. Hyman Abraham has assumed charge
of the Portland custom house and appointed
: L. a. Pike, formerly Of tins county, and Ton
Noltncr, the democratic war horse, to goo'
positions. 1t is well.
Father Meurcr has been holding services If
, the Catholic church in this city every nigh
this week, and he is an able and cloquen
speaker He will deliver a sermon in th
, German language tonight.
Miss aiignon Cawlheld, who went 10 tn
coast with THE REVIEW crowd remained i
, Coos county on visit with her grand parents
and will not return for two or three months
Some one looks lonely now.
A man by the name Of Orton was on ou
streets last Friday and Saturday evening
, selling book entitled Ortons lightning Ike
in addition, multiplication, fractions and ii
terest. His methods of working are certainl
good.
E The remedy which most successfully com
bats malarial disorders, is Ayers Ague Cure
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